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  • Step 1. Add the Setka Post API integration
  • Step 2. Create a new Zap
  • Step 3. Choose a trigger event
  • Available trigger events
  • Step 4. Connect Setka account
  • Step 5. Set up a trigger
  • Step 6. Test the trigger
  • Publishing
  • Updating
  • Step 7. Add an action for the trigger
  • What Setka data you can export to Zapier?
  • Setka data export to other CMS

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Setka and Zapier

How to set up Setka Cloud API and Zapier integration.

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You can export posts from your via . Setka Zapier integration uses this API to automatically export posts to other services and CMS.

This is how you can set automatic posts export to any CMS with integration, like , Ghost, , etc.

Zapier integration requires access to the . Contact our to get access.

To integrate Setka with other services via Zapier, create Zap with Setka as a trigger:

Step 1. Add the Setka Post API integration

Zapier connects with Setka via webhooks or by checking the updates in some periods of time. To make the Zapier integration possible, go to the and proceed to Integrations > Integrate Setka Posts > Other CMS.

The Post API integration will be added. You will see your license key and the ability to add webhooks. This integration will be used in .

Step 2. Create a new Zap

1. Open your Zapier account and click Make a Zap in a left-hand corner:

2. Find Setka in the list of available apps and set it as a trigger:

Step 3. Choose a trigger event

Find New post in a Trigger Event list and click Continue. This script will work once you publish a new post in your Setka account.

Available trigger events

The zap can be triggered in 3 ways:

New Post (Pooling)

New Post (REST Hook)

Triggers instantly, if a new post is published on your Setka account.

Update Post

Triggers instantly, if some published post from your Setka account is updated.

Step 4. Connect Setka account

Click Sign in to Setka and enter your license key in the appeared window:

Choose the added account from the appeared list and click Continue to go to the next step.

Step 5. Set up a trigger

Select the event that will trigger the script:

  • Published — launches if a new post is published.

  • Draft — launches if post's state is changed to draft.

Step 6. Test the trigger

Publishing

or in the editor itself:

Updating

Then, to update the post, click the Republish button on the post editor page:

Step 7. Add an action for the trigger

What Setka data you can export to Zapier?

Setka data export to other CMS

According to our tests, Setka and Zapier integration works smoothly with Shopify, Webflow, and Ghost, so we are sure that it should work for other CMS integrated with Zapier. You can find detailed instructions for specific CMS in the following articles:

Polls Setka account for new posts every few minutes. The period depends on your .

If you have already connected your , skip the connection steps. Just select the account from Choose the account... dropdown list, as described further.

The license key can be found on the Integration via Post API block of the Integrations section in your :

, if the or the trigger event was selected.

Depending on the chosen , try to publish or update a post in your Setka account.

To publish the post, click the Publish button either on the post's badge in the Posts section of the

In prior to updating the post, , make some changes and save them by clicking the Save draft button.

Now you can export any post's data to other services integrated with Zapier. To do that, choose any service from the list and set any action needed. You can find full instruction in the .

Any Setka Cloud API data is available for Zapier. Check a detailed description in the .

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Screenshot of Setka interface: Integration via Post API
Screenshot of Zapier interface: the "Make a Zap" button
Screenshot of Zapier Interface: searching for Setka app to set it as a trigger
Screenshot of Zapier interface: "New post" is selected as a trigger event
Screenshot of Zapier interface: "Sign in to Setka" button
Screenshot of Setka interface: "Integrations" tab showing your Post API license key
Screenshot of Zapier interface: choosing Setka account in the dropdown
Screenshot of Zapier interface: setting up a trigger — choosing "Published" in the Post State dropdown list
Screenshot of the Zapier interface: adding an action for a Zap